Avaira

A contact lens with a truly remarkable level of comfort, CooperVision's high-end product Avaira combines Aquaform technology with a siilicone hydrogel base material. The result is a lens that is highly flexible and feels & stays moist, all day long.

What are the Features and Benefits of Avaira Contacts ?

• Aquaform Technology keeps your Avaira lenses moist and transmits high levels of oxygen to your eye.  The extremely breathable material helps your eyes stay clear, white, and healthier.

• Avaira contacts block at least 75% of UVA radiation and 99% UVB radiation across the spectrum.

• The visibility tint (light blue) supports an easier handling.

Who should wear Avaira?

• Avaira are ideal for people who want to wear contact lenses everyday and are looking for a high level of wearing comfort.

• If you are looking for a contact lens, that offers UVA and UVB blocking, Avaira is a perfect choice.

What else should you know about Avaira?

Prescription Parameters

• The standard diameter is 14.20 mm.

• The base curve is 8.50 mm.

• The center thickness is 0.08 mm at 3.00D.

• Available powers range from 0.00D to -6.00D in 0.25 steps, and from -6.00D to -12.00D in 0.5 steps.  Additional parameters will be available soon.

Lens Type

• Avaira are disposable soft contact lenses.

• The replacement schedule is 2 weeks.

Material and other Technical Parameters

• Avaira Contacts are made of 46% silicone hydrogel (Enafilcon A) and 46% water.

• The non-edge corrected Dk/t value is 125.

Package Details

• 1 box contains 6 visibly tinted UV blocking lenses.

Manufacturer

• CooperVision, Inc.

Release Date

• Avaira was first introduced in April 2008.

Competitors

• The following products are competing with Avaira: Acuvue Advance, Acuvue Oasys, CooperVision Biofinity, CooperVision Proclear, Ciba Vision Air Optix Aqua.  

Common Misspellings

• Common naming variations and misspellings for Avaira include Avira and Awaira.